John Massengale AIA CNU

OHN MASSENGALE has won awards for architecture, urban design, J historic preservation, and architectural history. In all his work—from arranging rooms to making buildings to organizing street plans—John emphasizes the importance of making places where people want to be. A former Board member of the Congress for New Urbanism (CNU) and the Institute for Classical Art & Architecture (ICAA), John was the Founding Chair of CNU New York and CNU NYC. The New York Times called the CNU "the most important phenomenon to emerge in American architecture in the post-Cold War era." John has taught at Notre Dame, the University of Miami, Georgia Tech, the Institute for Classical Art & Architecture, and the Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment, and is a graduate of Harvard College and the University of Pennsylvania. • John was co-author with Victor Dover of Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns (Wiley, 2014). John Norquist, former Mayor of Milwaukee, called it "the best book ever written on street design."

• John wrote an Op-Ed in the New York Times about lessons from Europe for American streets: "There Are Better Ways To Get Around Town," New York Times, Opinion, May 15, 2018.

• Co-Author, with Robert A.M. Stern and Gregory Gilmartin, New York 1900, Metropolitan Architecture & Urbanism, 1890-1915 (Rizzoli, 1983), the first architecture book nominated for a National Book Award.

• Winner of the 2019 Seaside Prize: "The Seaside Institute awards the Seaside Prize each year to individuals or organiza- tions who have made significant contributions to the quality and character of our communities."

• One of the earliest Town Architects of Seaside, Florida, the first New Urban development. Time said Seaside "could be the most astounding design achievement of its era and, one might hope, the most influential."

• Massengale Architecture PLLC was chosen by the Walton Family Foundation as "selected architects" for the Northwest Arkansas Design Excellence Program.

• John is working on two new books: The Next Step: Streets for People in the 21st Century, and Learning from New York, An Urban Design Primer. Broadway Chambers, 277 Broadway, No. 1300, New York, New York 10007-2012 www.massengale.com • [email protected] John Massengale

Education

M. Arch. Graduate School of Fine Arts, School of Architecture, 1981 University of Pennsylvania

GSAPP Columbia University Courses in Rome & Paris, 1977 with Kenneth Frampton, Anthony Vidler, Léon Krier, and Michael Schwarting

Michael Graves Studio, 1976 Princeton University

A.B. Visual & Environmental Studies, 1974 Harvard College

College of Environmental Design, 1970-1971 University of California at Berkeley

Fellow Stiftung Thurn und Taxis, Munich, Germany 1983

Winner Bancroft Prize (Highest Freshman GPA), 1971 University of California at Berkeley

Fellow English Speaking Union Exchange, London, UK 1969-1970

Employment

Owner Massengale & Co LLC is my company for all work that 1986- & Sole does not require an architect's stamp. As John Montague Proprietor Massengale AIA at Massengale Architecture PLLC, I am a registered and licensed architect in the State of New York.

Visiting Center for the Future of Places, KTH Royal Institute of 2016 Professor Technology, Stockholm, Sweden. Street Design

Visiting School of Architecture, University of Notre Dame, 2007 Professor Graduate Thesis Studio, Architecture and Urban Design

Visiting School of Architecture, University of Miami, 2006 Professor Fourth Year and Graduate Studio, Arch. and Urban Design

Executive Institute of Traditional Architecture, Charleston, SC, 2001-2003 Director Merged with ICA&CA, New York, New York in 2004

Visiting School of Architecture, University of Notre Dame, 1999 Professor Fourth Year Studio, Architecture and Urban Design

Visiting School of Architecture, University of Miami, 1998 Professor Fourth Year and Graduate Studio, Arch. and Urban Design

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Faculty Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America, 1998-2009 (ICA&CA), New York, New York

Faculty United States Department of Housing and Urban Develop- 1997 ment Public Housing Course, CNU at Harvard University

Visiting Prince of Wales's Institute of Architecture in America, 1996 Faculty Charlottesville, Virginia

Sole John Montague Massengale AIA, 1989- Proprietor Architecture, Town Planning & Historic Preservation, Bedford, New York

Joint Moritz Hauschild Architekten, 1987 Venture Munich, Germany

Town Seaside Community Development, 1986 Architect Santa Rosa Beach, Florida

Design Perkins Eastman Architects, 1985 Architect New York, New York

Joint Braunfels und Partners, 1984 Venture Munich, Germany

Architect Robert A.M. Stern Architects, 1978-1983 & Author New York, New York

Intern Voorsanger & Mills Architects, 1978 New York, New York

Office Kiff, Voss & Franklin Architects, 1975 ("Formerly the Office of York & Sawyer"), New York, New York

Professional

Chair CNU NYC, New York, New York (New York City Chapter 2016- of the Congress for New Urbanism) http://cnu.nyc/

Board Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU), Chicago, Illinois 2012-2015

Advisory Rebuild Penn Station, New York, New York. https://rebuild- 2011- Board pennstation.org/

Chair CNU New York (New York Chapter of the Congress for 2006-2012 the New Urbanism)

Board Institute of Classical Architecture & Classical America, 2004-2009 (now ICAA), New York, New York

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Prof. Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment, 2009–2012 Member London, United Kingdom

Co- Council for European Urbanism (CEU), 2003 Founder Brussels, Belgium & Bruges, Belgium

Founder Classical Councils, Alexandria, Virginia & Boston 2002-2004

Founder New Urban Councils, Charleston, South Carolina, 2001 Co-Chair Santa Fe, New Mexico & Washington, DC

Co-Chair CNU IX: "From Neighborhood to Region," 2001 9th Congress for the New Urbanism, New York, New York

Founder Meta-Physical Planning Sessions at the New Urban 1999-2004 Congresses

Board of National Town Builders Association (NTBA), 1998-2001 Advisors Washington, DC

Co-Chair Regional & Physical Planning Caucus, Habitat II, 1997 The City Conference, United Nations Global Conference, New York and Istanbul

Co-Chair Congress for the New Urbanism Delegation, Habitat II, 1997 The City Conference, United Nations Global Conference, New York and Istanbul

Co-Chair Growth By Design, Sponsored by Federated Conservation- 1996 ists of Westchester County, the Westchester Land Trust, the Westchester County Association and Texaco; Purchase, NY

Founding Congress for the New Urbanism, 1993 Member Original Member by Invitation, Alexandria, Virginia

Board Federated Conservationists of Westchester County 1989-1996 (FCWC), White Plains, New York

Commis- Pound Ridge National Historic Distric Commission, 1986-1989 sioner Pound Ridge, New York

Books

Author The Next Step: Streets for People in the Twenty-f irst Century 2020

Author Learning from New York: An Urban Design Primer (Using 2020 walks in New York City to illustrate the principles of urban design, based on a course I have taught to architecture stu- dents from the University of Miami, Notre Dame University, Georgia Tech, and the ICAA.

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Co-Author with Victor Dover, Street Design: The Secret to Great Cities and 2014 Towns (Hoboken, Wiley)

Co-Author with Robert A. M. Stern and Gregory Gilmartin, New York 1983 1900: Metropolitan Architecture Urbanism 1890-1915 (New York, Rizzoli)

Co-Author with Robert A.M. Stern, The Anglo-American Suburb (Ne w 1982 York, St. Martin’s Press/London, Academy Editions)

Compilations

Contribu- The Future of Places (Stockholm, UN Habitat and Ax:son 2019 tor Johnson Foundation). Chapter on Vision Zero.

Contribu- "Designing Streets for People,"Vision Zero Cities (Transpor- 2017 tor tation Alternatives): 41-53.

Contribu- Charter of the New Urbanism, 2nd Edition (New York, McGraw 2013 tor Hill). Contributed to Street and Charter sections.

Contrib- Visions of Seaside (New York, Rizzoli), edited by Dhiru 2013 utor Thadani, foreword by Vincent Scully.

Contrib- The Language of Towns & Cities (New York, Rizzoli), 2010 utor edited by Dhiru Thadani, foreword by Léon Krier

Contribu- Windsor Forum on Design Education, Toward an ideal curriculum 2004 tor to reform architectural education (Coral Gables, New Urban Press), edited by Duany, Hurtt, et al.

Editor Culture and the Social Vision, VIA IV (Cambridge, The MIT 1980 Press), edited by Mark Hewitt, Benjarmin Kracauer, Michael McDonough, John Massengale.

Also mentioned in New Urbanism (Katz, 1993), Geography of Nowhere (Kunstler, 1993), Home from Nowhere (Kunstler, 1998), Suburban Nation (Duany et al, 2000), The New Civic Art (Dua- ny et al, 2003), New Urbanism, Best Practices (Steuteville, 2004) New Urbanism and American Planning (Talen, 2005), Urban Design Reclaimed: Tools, Techniques and Strategies for Planners (Talen, 2009) and Last Harvest (Rybczynski, 2007).

Articles - Professional

Author "Opinion: Congestion Is Just One Step Toward Reclaiming City Streets," CityLimits.org, June 3, 2019. https://citylimits. org/2019/06/03/street-cars-traffic-fhv/

Author "Architecture Is Frozen Music," CNU Public Square, May 31, 2019. http://bit.ly/frozmuse

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Author "There Are Better Ways To Get Around Town," New York Times, Opinion, May 15, 2018. https://www.nytimes. com/2018/05/15/opinion/there-are-better-ways-to-get- around-town.html

Author "The Proposed Expansion of the Frick in New York Would Erase Forever a Unique Museum Experience," Common Edge, November 2, 2018. http://commonedge.org/the-proposed- expansion-of-the-frick-in-new-york-would-erase-forever-a- unique-museum-experience/

Author "There Once Was A Tree On Nantucket," Public Square, October 7, 2016. https://www.cnu.org/public- square/2016/10/07/there-once-was-tree-nantucket

Author “Occupy Main Street,” Berkshire Record, September 9-15, 2016, A5. http://blog.massengale.com/2016/09/10/occupy-main- record/

Author "To Stop Pedestrian Deaths NYC Must Change How it Builds Streets," City Limits, December 22, 2015, http://citylimits.org/2015/12/22/to-stop-pedestrian-deaths-we-have-to- change-the-way-we-build-our-streets/.

Author “Streets for New York’s Next Generation,” Reclaim (Transpor- tation Alternatives magazine), Fall 2014, 12-15. https://www. transalt.org/news/magazine/2014/Fall

Author "Walkability: A City Street Is A Terrible Thing To Waste," New York State Council of Mayors Bulletin (Summer 2014): 6–8.

Excerpt "The Problems With Modern Roundabouts," Edited excerpt from Street Design in Better! Cities & Towns ( January 28, 2014): 3-4.

Author "The MassDOT Chainsaw Massacre," Better Cities & Towns, July 10, 2012. http://bettercities.net/news-opinion/blogs/ john-massengale/18590/massdot-chainsaw-massacre

Author "MassDOT Mistake: How Not to Rebuild Main Street," Streetsblog USA, July 10 2012. https://usa.streetsblog. org/2012/07/10/massdot-mistake-how-not-to-rebuild-main- street/

Author "A Compromised Main Street," Berkshire Record ( June 29- July 5, 2012):A5; Part 2 ( July 6-July 12, 2012):A4.

Book "Good News, Bad News," New Urban Council Report VII 2007 Review (Maryland, The Townpaper). https://www.cnu.org/councils

Book "An American Renaissance Gem," Wall Street Journal (Decem- Review ber 9, 2006):P13. 6 John Massengale

Author "Building for Beauty," Wall Street Journal (November 18, 2006):P11.

Author "Learning From Les Etats Unis," New Urban Council Report 2005 V (Maryland, The Townpaper). https://www.cnu.org/councils

Author "Notes on the New Discourse, From A(rchitects) to Z(eitgeist)," Period Homes (September 2005):Endnote.

Author "The Great Style Debate," New Urban Council Report IV 2003 (Maryland, The Townpaper). https://www.cnu.org/councils

Author "Classicism, Traditionalism and Urbanism," New Urban 2003 Council Report IV (Maryland, The Townpaper).

Author "What I Learned Last Spring," New Urban Council III 2003 (Maryland, The Townpaper). https://www.cnu.org/councils

Author "A New Urban Guide to Charleston," New Urban Council 2002 Report II, (Maryland, The Townpaper).

Author "The Most Beautiful City of the Twentieth Century," 2002 New Urban Council Report II (Maryland, The Townpaper).

Author "NU Redux: Good, Better, Best," New Urban Council 2001 Report I (Maryland, The Townpaper).

Opinion "The I'On Plan," New Urban Council Report I 2001 (Maryland, The Townpaper). https://www.cnu.org/councils

"A Newfangled Vehicular Contraption!," New York Times, Op-Ed Letters, https://www.nytimes.com/2001/12/06/opinion/a- newfangled-vehicular-contraption.html

Op-Ed "Nature, Human Nature and the City," Carolina Planning (Spring 1999):47. Op-Ed “Town Design By Design,” The Rural Press (Spring, 1990):18.

Op-Ed “Building Towns That Allow Genuine Community Life,” Lewisboro Ledger (September 28, 1988):11.

Author "Recreating Goldens Bridge Hamlet," Lewisboro Ledger (September 11, 1988):11.

Author "Blueprint for Development," Patent Trader (December 12, 1986):14.

Book “Mr. Manners Goes To MOMA: The Politics of Destructiv- Review ism,” Inland Architect (September/October 1988):66-69.

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Author “Postmodern Morality: The Architecture of Kohn Pedersen Fox,” Contemporanea (April 1988):107.

Book with Robert A.M. Stern, "With Rhetoric, The New York 1981 Review Apartment House," VIA IV (Cambridge, MIT Press).

Author "The Architecture of the United States," Skyline ( July 1981):7.

"Scaling the Skyline," Skyline ( January 1981): 4.

Articles - Other

Terry Cowgill, "Could ‘complete streets’ make Great Bar- rington more user-friendly?" Berkshire Edge, March 19, 2018. https://theberkshireedge.com/could-complete-streets-make- great-barrington-more-user-friendly/

John Dyer, "Cars and Trucks Are Killing More Pedestrians Every Year in the US," VICE, March 11, 2016, https://news. vice.com/article/cars-and-trucks-are-killing-more-pedestrians-every-year-in-the-us

Lloyd Alter, "It's time to take back the streets and to make our sidewalks grand again," Treehugger, July 4, 2016, https:// www.treehugger.com/urban-design/its-time-take-back-streets- and-make-our-sidewalks-grand-again.html

Clem Labine, "The Placemaking Handbook," Traditional Building (April 2015): 64. Also http://www.traditionalbuild- ing.com/the-placemaking-handbook/.

"YIMBY Today: Vision for Queens Boulevard Redevelopment, Progress at 10 Sullivan Street," New York Yimby, December 2, 2041. https://www.yimbynews.com/2014/12/yimby-today-vision-for-queens-boulevard-redevelopment-progress-at-10-sullivan-street-more.html

David R Godschalk, "In Print: Street Design: The Secret to Great Cities and Towns," URBANLAND (Urban Land Institute magazine), October 13, 2014, http://urbanland.uli.org/news/print- street-design-secret-great-cities-towns/.

"Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns," Oculus, September 3, 2014. https://www.aiany.org/news/oculus-book-review-street-design-the-secret-to-great-cities-and- towns/

Alex Krieger, " Vital Arteries: Street Design: The Secret to Great Cities and Towns," Landscape Architecture, August 2014, 128-130.

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Suzanne H. Crowhurst Lennard, "Street Design: The Secret to Great Cities and Towns," Internation Making Cities Livable, June 3, 2014. http://www.livablecities.org/articles/street-design-secret-great-cities-and-towns

David Brussat, "Dr. Downtown’s stroll with Dr. Street." Provi- dence Journal, April 16, 2014. https://www.providencejournal. com/opinion/columns/20140416-david-brussat-dr.-downtown- s-stroll-with-dr.-street.ece

Henry Grabar, " How cars conquered the American city (and how we can win it back)," Salon, April 13, 2014. https://www. salon.com/2014/04/13/how_cars_conquered_the_american_ city_and_how_we_can_win_it_back/

Scott Doyon, "Better Streets: Whatchu whatchu whatchu want?," PlaceShakers, April 6, 2014. http://www.placemakers. com/2015/04/06/better-streets/

Keat Foong, "What's 'New' in New Urbanism?," MultiHous- ingNews, April 3, 2014. https://www.multihousingnews.com/ post/development-design-whats-new-in-new-urbanism/

"Streets for New York's Next Generation," RECLAIM (March 2014): 12-15. Also http://www.transalt.org/files/news/magazine/2014/Fall/reclaim-fall-2014-LQ.pdf.

Danny Groner, "5 new books that will inspire your creativity in 2014," TNW, March 16, 2014. https://thenextweb.com/ creativity/2014/03/16/5-new-books-will-inspire-creativity-2014/

Lloyd Alter, "How Cars Made It Nearly Impossible To Walk In New York City," Business Insider (January 28, 2014): http://www.businessinsider.com/how-cars-have-made-it-al- most-impossible-to-walk-2014-1

Julie Ruth, "Main Street renovation examined in new book," Berkshire Record, February 21-27, 2014. http://blog.massengale.com/2014/02/20/street-design-in-the-berkshire-record/

Philip Langdon, "How to Build Great Streets," Better! Cities & Towns ( January 28, 2014):pp 1, 3, review of Street Design.

Benjamin Olivo, "UTSA hosting street design experts," The Downtown Blog, MySA.com ( January 23,2014): http://blog. mysanantonio.com/downtown/2014/01/utsa-hosting-street- design-experts/

"Creating Great Streets, What Does It Take? An Interview with John Massengale and Victor Dover," Project for Public

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Spaces ( July 2, 2012): http://www.pps.org/blog/creating- great-streets-what-does-it-take-an-interview-with-john-massengale-victor-dover/

David Brussat, "The hypocrisy of additions, old and new," The Providence Journal (Thursday, February 18, 2010).

David Brussat, "Challenge the modernist deceit," The Provi- dence Journal (Thursday, August 9, 2007)

Christopher Gray, "The Commissioners' Plan of 1811; Are Manhattan's Right Angles Wrong?" New York Times (October 23, 2005):D4.

David Brussat, "Dissertation on modern architecture," The Providence Journal (Thursday, April 15, 2004).

Robert Behre, "Charleston to become an architecture class- room," The Post and Courier (Monday, May 13, 2002).

“Darien’s Massengale Wins Awards,” Darien News-Review (Wednesday, November 23, 1994):A40.

"A House in the Catskills," Metropolitan Home (September 1994): 92.

Mark Hewitt, "A House in Westchester," Hudson Valley (May 1994): 37.

Suzanne Slesin, “Juxtaposing Old and New,” New York Times (Thursday, September 10, 1992):C1,C2.

"New Public Realm," Progressive Architecture (May 1992):64.

“Das Massengale Haus im Seaside,” Ambiente (Septembre 1991):54-55.

“Westchester Q & A: John Montague Massengale, A Call For The Traditional Neighborhood,” New York Times (Sunday, October 8, 1989):W2.

Paul Goldberger, "A Noble Vision In Stone," New York Times (March 18, 1984).

Paul Goldberger, "Design Notebook: An Honorable U.S. Tradition of Suburban Planning," New York Times (November 12, 1981):D3.

More news and reviews for Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns here: http://www.placemakers. com/2015/04/06/better-streets/

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Lectures

Speaker "We Made This City to Walk and Stroll," New Haven Preser- 2019 vation Trust Annual Meeting, New Haven, Connecticut.

Speaker “The Compassionate Country,” Metaphysical Planning: 2019 Organizer Divining the Compassionate City, CNU 27, Louisville, Kentucky.

Speaker "Streets for People – Show Us Your Plans," Member Led 2019 Organizer Session, CNU 27, Louisville, Kentucky.

Speaker “After Move NY Comes Slow NY,” Reshaping Streetscapes, 2018 hosted by the Fine Arts Federation of New York, the New York City Public Design Commission, and the New York Foundation for the Arts. New York, New York.

Speaker “New York Is The New Amsterdam,” The Way Ahead for 2018 London’s Roads and Street, Conference organized by Trans- port for London and the Centre for London. London, UK.

Speaker “What Would Jane Do? – Jane Jacobs and New York City 2018 Organizer Streets,” Jane’s Walks and CNU NYC, New York, New York.

Speaker “What Sort of City Do We Want?,” Rally for Our Neigh- 2018 Organizer borhoods, Human Scale NYC, New York, New York.

Speaker “Neuroscience & Measuring the Experience of Place,” 2017 Organizer Ax:son Johnson Foundation, Engelsberg, Sweden.

Speaker “A City Street Is a Terrible Thing to Waste,” NYCOM 2017 (New York Conference of Mayors) Annual Meeting, Saratoga Springs, New York.

Speaker “The Hidden Life of Street Trees,” Majestic Canopies, 2017 CNU 25, Seattle, Washington.

Speaker “Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns,” 2017 Robert A.M. Stern Architects, New York, New York.

Keynote “New England, New Streets,” CNU New England Annual 2017 Summit, Providence, Rhode Island.

Speaker “Architorture and Hysteric Preservation,” Historic Districts 2017 Council Annual Meeting, New York, New York.

Speaker “Jane Jacobs and Affordable Housing – Introduction to 1st 2016 Annual Jane Jacobs Housing Award,” Metropolitan Council on Housing, New York, New York.

Speaker “The New York Apartment House,” Type, Character, Style – 2016 Architecture of Urbanism, CNU 24, Detroit, Michigan.

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Speaker "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" CNU Is Burning, 2015 CNU 23, Dallas, Texas.

Speaker “All You Need Is Love,” CNU Is Burning, CNU 23, 2015 Dallas, Texas.

Speaker “What Kind of City Do We Want? – Illustrated,” New 2015 Policies for a Human-Scale City, Human Scale NYC Annual Meeting, New York, New York.

Speaker “Jane Jacobs Centennial Pub Crawl,” Jane’s Walks and CNU 2015 NYC, New York, New York.

Speaker “Streets for People – Vision Zero Changes Everything,” 2015 CNU NYC, New York, New York.

Speaker “Vision Zero and the Future of Places,” UN Habi- 2015 tat III Conference - Public Space in the New Urban Agenda, Stockholm, Sweden. https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=xd5VnoQUAZI&t=319s

Speaker “Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns,” 2015 APA Northeast, Saratoga Springs, New York.

Speaker “Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns,” 2015 New England APA, Hartford, Connecticut.

Speaker “Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns,” 2015 University of Connecticut School of Engineering, Storrs, Connecticut.

Speaker “Our Cars Are Killing Us,” Bethel Downtown Charrette, 2015 Bethel, Connecticut.

Speaker “Street Design, The Secret of Great Cities and Towns,” 2015 Friends of Midcoast Maine, Belfast, Maine.

Radio “Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns,” 2014 Interview Everything’s Broken, WUSB Public Radio, Stony Brook, New York.

Speaker “Vision Zero, Equity & Transportation," CNU Project for 2014 Transportation Reform Annual Summit, Ford Foundation, New York, New York.

Keynote “Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns,” 2014 International Making Cities Livable Conference, Portland,

Speaker “Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns,” 2014 CNU 22, Buffalo, New York.

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Speaker “Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns,” 2014 Traditional Building Conference, Boston, Massachusetts.

Speaker “Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns,” 2014 Traditional Building Conference, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Speaker “A City Street Is a Terrible Thing to Waste,” Tribeca Trust 2014 Annual Meeting – The Dilemmas of Historic Districts and Urban Design in an Era of Skyscrapers and Cars, New York, New York.

Speaker “Safe Streets and Vision Zero,” West Haven TOD Charrette, 2014 West Haven, Connecticut.

Speaker “A Short History of Planned Towns and Suburbs,” 2014 Gibson Island Charrette, Gibson Island, Maryland.

Speaker “Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns,” 2014 Oculus Book Talk, Center for Architecture and AIA NY, New York, New York.

Speaker “New York Is The New Amsterdam,” CNU New England 2014 Distinguished Speaker Series, New Haven, Connecticut.

Speaker Street Design Facilitated Discussion, American Planning 2014 Association National Conference, Atlanta, Georgia.

Speaker “Street Design – Vision Zero Changes Everything,” Regional 2014 Plan Association, New York, New York.

Speaker “Street Design – Vision Zero Changes Everything,” CNU 2014 New England Urbanism Summit, Somerville, Massachusetts.

Speaker “What Code Practitioners Need to Know About Street 2014 Design,” Webinar, Form Based Codes Institute. https://form- basedcodes.org/webinars/

Speaker “Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns,” 2014 Historic Neighborhood Preservation Program Annual Meet- ing, Stamford, Connecticut.

Speaker “Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns,” 2014 UTSA School of Architecture, San Antonio, Texas.

Speaker “Street Design, The Secret to Great Cities and Towns,” 2014 Vision Long Island, Huntington, New York.

Speaker “Dysfunctional Classification, A Street Is A Terrible Thing 2014 To Waste,” Sustainable Urban Mobility, MIT School of Architecture, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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Speaker “Street Design, The Art and Science of Complete Streets,” 2013 CNU 21, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Moderator “Form Based Codes,” Sullivan County Rising, Monticello, 2012 New York.

Speaker “Form Based Codes,” Orange County Citizen's Foundation, 2012 Organizer Warwick, New York.

Speaker “Smart Codes, Smart Growth,” Broome County Smart 2012 Organizer Growth, Binghamton, New York.

Speaker “Form Based Codes,” Empire State Futures and New York 2012 Department of State Smart Growth, Schenectady, New York.

Speaker “Complete, Incomplete, and Completer Streets,” Pro Walk, 2012 Organizer Pro Bike, Pro Place, Long Beach, California.

Speaker “Free Range Pedestrians,” Functional Classification, CNU 2012 Project for Transportation Reform Annual Summit, Long Beach, California.

Speaker "New Urbanism and Historic Preservation," Collaboration 2012 Organizer Strategies, CNU 20, West Palm Beach, Florida.

Speaker "Meta-Physical Planning, All You Need Is Love," CNU 20, 2012 Organizer West Palm Beach, Florida.

Speaker “Street Design, The Art and Science of Complete Streets,” 2011 CNU New York Summit, Chautaqua, New York.

Speaker "The City of Continuity: New Urbanism and Historic 2011 Preservation," CNU 19, Madison, Wisconsin.

Speaker "Why do our towns looks so bad? - An Introduction to Form 2011 Based Codes," Sprawl Retrofit Conference, CNU, CNU New York, Regional Plan Association, Westchester Land Trust.

Speaker "Slouching Towards Alphaville," Meta-Physical Planning, 2009 Organizer CNU XVII, Denver, Colorado

Speaker New New Urban Books, CNU XVII, Denver, Colorado 2009

Moderator Renaissance Downtowns, CNU XVII, Denver, Colorado 2009

Speaker New Urban Charter Reform Session, CNU XVI, 2008 Organizer Austin, Texas

Speaker "The Way We Live Now, Truth, Beauty & Highway Design," 2008 Organizer Westchester Land Trust, White Plains, New York

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Speaker The Green Council, New Urban & Classical Council, 2008 Organizer Alexandria, Virginia and Washington, DC

Speaker "Are You Experienced?" Delivered at architecture schools of 2008 Notre Dame, Andrews University, University of Michigan, University of Illinois, University of Kentucky and the University of Miami.

Speaker "Apocalypse Now?" Meta-Physical Planning, 2006 CNU XIV, Providence, Rhode Island

Speaker The Charleston Charter, Classical Council, with the 2006 Organizer University of Miami, Notre Dame, the ICA&CA and the CNU, Charleston, South Carolina

Speaker Historic Preservation & Urbanism Session, 2005 Organizer CNU XIII, Pasadena, California

Speaker "Why Johnny Can't Walk To School Too," CNU School 2005 Summit, Chicago, Illinois.

Speaker "Mild in the Streets, Meta-Physical Planning, 2004 Organizer CNU XII, Chicago," Illinois

Speaker "New Urban Coding," CNU XII, Chicago, Illinois 2004

Speaker "New Urban Coding," Prince's Foundation for the Built 2004 Environment, London, UK

Speaker "New Urbanism and the City," International Making Cities 2004 Livable Conf. with University of Notre Dame, London, UK

Speaker Classical Council II, with the University of Miami, 2004 Notre Dame, the ICAA and Restore Media, Boston, Massachusetts 2004 Speaker "Learning From les Etats-Unis," CEU, Organizer Brussels, Belgium & Bruges, Belgium

Speaker Classical Council, with the University of Miami, 2004 Organizer Notre Dame, the ICA&CA and Restore Media, Alexandria, Virginia

Speaker "The Great Style Debate," New Urban Council, 2003 Organizer Charleston, South Carolina

Speaker "But You Can Try Sometimes," Meta-Physical Planning, 2002 Organizer CNU X, Miami, Florida

Speaker "Bud & Guinness," Seaside 20th Anniversary, 2001 Seaside, Florida

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Speaker "A Virtual School," Windsor Forum on Design Education, 2001 Vero Beach, Florida

Speaker "Good, Better, Best," New Urban Council, with City of 2001 Organizer Charleston, South Carolina

Speaker "Good, Better," Best, Institute for Traditional Architecture, 2000 Organizational Conference, Windsor, Florida

Speaker "The Anglo-American Suburb," A Vision of Europe - The 1999 Other Modern, Università di Bologna and Università degli Studi di Ferrara, Bologna, Italy

Speaker "The Spirit of Place," Meta-Physical Planning, CNU VII, 1999 Organizer Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Speaker Traditional Architecture and New Urbanism Conference, 1999 Organizer ICA&CA and The Seaside Institute, Seaside, Florida.

Speaker "Nature, Human Nature and the City," The New Urbanism 1998 Series, University of North Carolina School of Planning and Regional Development, Chapel Hill, North Carolina

Speaker "Nature, Human Nature and the Soul," Meta-Physical 1998 Planning, CNU VI, Denver, Colorado

Speaker The Rehumanization of Civic Art and Public Space, 1998 Newington Cropsey Foundation, Hastings-on-Hudson, NY

CNU Regional and Physical Planning, Habitat II – The City 1998 Delegate Conference, United Nations, New York, New York

Speaker It's Delicious, It's Delightful, It's De Stijl, University of 1998 Miami School of Architecture, Coral Gables, Florida

Speaker Affordable Housing in Suburbia, Connecticut Smart Growth 1995 Conference, Yale Law School, Yale School of Management and Yale Forestry School, New Haven, Connecticut

Speaker New Urbanism and the City, New York Smart Growth, 1994 National Audubon Society, Albany, New York

Speaker First Annual Congress for the New Urbanism, 1993 Alexandria, Virginia

Speaker Small Town Summit, Mississippi State University, 1987 Starkville, Mississippi

Speaker Regional Vernacular Symposium, Florida State University, 1987 Tallahassee, Florida

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Speaker "Why Are Our Towns Getting Worse?," Westchester Land 1987 Trust Annual Conference, White Plains, New York

Speaker "Civic Art," National Sculpture Society Annual Meeting, 1987 New York, New York.

Speaker "The Anglo-American Suburb," Miami Architecture League 1983 National Conference, Coral Gables, Florida.

Numerous talks for municipal planning committees and groups such as the Dutchess County Planning Federation and Federated Conservationists of Westchester County.

Exhibitions

Exhibitor The New Public Realm, Traveling exhibit in Washington, 1992 Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Fort Worth, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati & New York.

Curator SUBURBS, Cooper-Hewitt Museum, Smithsonian National 1983 Design Collection, New York, New York.

Curator Architectural Drawings, Municipal Art Society and New York 1981 City AIA at the Urban Design Center, New York, New York.

Designer Participated in showhouses for the benefit of WNET Exhibitor Channel 13 in New York, the American Hospital in Paris and the Edith Wharton House, Lenox, Massachusetts.

Honors & Prizes

2019 Seaside Prize for early Town Architects.

Northwest Arkansas Design Excellence Award, Selected Architect, Walton Foundation.

US EPA Gulf Guardian award for the Mississippi Renewal Forum (Katrina Charrette).

Seaside 20th Anniversary Medal.

Hudson Valley Fourth Annual Residential Design Awards.

Westchester/Mid-Hudson/Eastern New York AIA Annual Design Awards.

Metropolitan Home Annual Readers’ Home & Residential Awards.

The American Institute of Architects New York Chapter Annual Awards. 17 John Massengale

National Book Award Finalist.

Progressive Architecture First New Public Realm Award.

Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Visual Arts.

Stiftung Thurn und Taxis.

University of California at Berkeley Bancroft Prize, Best Freshman Average.